"I'd rather have a gold, but I got another silver," former governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts told hundreds of supporters at his party last night in Bedford.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe staff)
PUTTING BEST FACE FORWARD
Romney stung twice, but pressing on
Sees chance to win delegates in Michigan
"I'd rather have a gold, but I got another silver," former governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts told hundreds of supporters at his party last night in Bedford.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe staff)
BEDFORD, N.H. - Mitt Romney, unable to refocus his message and prove his authenticity to New Hampshire's fiercely independent and fiscally conservative voters, yesterday suffered a second defeat in six days, leaving his presidential campaign strategy in tatters. (Full article: 924 words)
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